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Boabie-DCL – Rain, Fusion and Light (Review)
Released on 5th September 2026, “Rain, Fusion and Light” introduces an atmospheric electronic experience from Glasgow-based artist Boabie-DCL. Lasting two minutes...
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Peter Melodist – Fear (Interview)
Hello everyone, it’s your host Oliver from DULAXI, and today I’m delighted to be joined by Peter Melodist,...
Super Gasey – Rari On Mars (Interview)
Hello everyone, it’s your host Oliver from DULAXI, and today I’m delighted to be joined by Super Gasey,...
Sienná – EMA (Review)
Released on 23rd September 2026, “EMA” marked the anticipated return of Kyoto-born, Oslo-based experimental electronic artist, producer, and composer Sienná. Her...
Brannen – Keep Dancing With Me (Review)
Brannen’s “Keep Dancing With Me”, released on 24th September 2026, is a melodic house track that captures the intoxicating freedom of...
EPICH – YAKUMO (Review)
Released on 29th July 2026, “YAKUMO” by EPICH is a contemporary jazz composition that brings acoustic piano, Rhodes, modern grooves, dynamic time...
The Dead Hearts – In The Back Seat (Review)
Released on 25th September 2026, “In The Back Seat” presented The Dead Hearts with a dark and emotionally charged alternative rock statement...
Hamish – Singing In My Soul (Review)
Released on 25th September 2026, “Singing In My Soul” by Stroud-based singer-songwriter Hamishcarries the warmth of a song that has already...
Fiona Amaka – Sometimes Forever (Review)
Released on September 25th, 2026, “Sometimes Forever” by London based singer, songwriter, and guitarist Fiona Amaka offered a thoughtful meeting point between...
Starry Venus – Do You Feel It (Eric Kupper Remix) (Review)
Starry Venus’ “Do You Feel It (Eric Kupper Remix)” arrives as far more than a conventional music video. Released...
Ronetik – A New Beginning (Review)
Released on September 25th, 2026, “A New Beginning” finds German electronic artist Ronetik turning the emotional weight of change into an atmospheric...
ZeeCogency – So Easy (Review)
Released on 1 August 2026, “So Easy” presented the more accessible side of Sydney-based electronic project ZeeCogency, while still preserving the...